Motions in House of Commons April 24 to May 1834
A summary of motions and notices set for April 24 through May with MPs Wallace Gillon Verner Tooke Butler Roebuck Colquhoun and others. Topics include post office correspondence with France Irish governance church tithes education and parochial schooling. Several motions await committee reports or are deferred to June 3.
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House OF ComMoNs
Wallace
Greenock
England
Ireland
Scotland
Gillon
Sinclair
Supreme Court
Verner
Tuam
Tooke
Butler
Irish Regiments Sail for Liverpool Amid Dublin Riots
Two infantry regiments and a cavalry unit stationed near Dublin are ordered to sail to Liverpool, linked to the Oldham riot. Editorial notes acknowledge government precautions, defend the Irish Coercion Bill, and praise Lord Wellesley’s vice-royal governance for stabilizing Ireland and reducing agitation.
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Dublin
Liverpool
Oldham
Ireland
England
Marquis Wellesley
Fife
Grealer
Trades’ Unions
Corn Exchange
Lord Wellesley
Metropolis
Royal Visit Lights Up Drury Lane The King and Queen Attend The King Receives Warm Welcome
The King and Queen accompanied by Chamberlains and attending nobles visited Drury Lane to see The King and Queen in The School for Scandal and Simpson and Co. The Royal party arrived about seven and stayed until midnight amid cheers and singing. The audience and cast received high praise for performances and the monarch’s gracious reception. The Times notes the royal procession, box interior, and the general festive atmosphere. Privy Council session addressed London University charter while Monopolies critique and legal reform comments appear.
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Royal Box
School For Scandal
Simpson and Co
Britannia
Braham
Shirreff
Miss Betts
Farren
Glover
Eden Tree
Turin
Drury Lane Theatre
Royal Horse Guards
Order of the Garter
Prince George of Cambridge
Royal
Earl of
Albemarle
Earl of Belfast
Countess of Brownlow
Lords of
His Majesty’s Most Honourable Privy Council
London University
Council
Canterbury
York
London
King’s Bench
Common Pleas
Exchequer
Earl of Eldon
Earl Grey
Greville
William Bathurst
Court of Common Pleas
England
Burleigh
Raleigh
M. Goaperine
Rhone
France
Legion of Honour
Aymard
Lyons
Monsieur
M.chegaray
Procureue du Roi
Paris News Briefs Highlight Political Upheaval And Trials
From Paris and elsewhere reports detail Espeleta's orders destroying Carnicer’s band, failed Arragon actions, royal returns from Rome, and finance moves lowering wool duties and expanding budget borrowings. Arrests, trials, suspensions, and disarmings unfold across France, Belgium, and Spain amid public unrest and ministerial resignations.
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Messager
Paris
Espeleta
Saragossa
Arragon
Naples
Sth
Capua
Salermo
Rome
M. Calmon
Gatignani
Constitutionnel
Tribune
Echo Francais
Gazette de France
Patriote de la Cote d'Or
Dijon
Peuple Souverain
Marseilles
Patriote du Puy de Dome
Clermont
Courrier de la Sarthe
Mans
Progres
Avignon
Patriote de Syone Et Luire
Chalons
Liberal du Nord
Douay
Echo du Nord
Lille
Propagateur du Pas de Calais
Arras
Rhune
M. Miran
Patriote Franc Comtois
Crepu
Dauphinois
M. Guyot
M. Berard
Cancuns
Drapeau Tricolore of
Antwerp
Tribunal de Premiére Instance
Belgium
Brussels
Procureur du Roi
Lyons
National Guards
Dullies
Cullins
St. Foix
Kbone
Madrid
M. Burgos
M. de Tarreno
MM. Esterain
Munich
Berne
Zurich
Chamber of Deputies
F.—C
National Loan
Rente de Naples
Rente d’Espagne
Ditto
Royal Spanish Loan
Rente Perpetuela d'Espagne
Jelgian Loan
Haytian Loso
Exchange
London
Cours Authentique
Royal warrant ends exclusive rights of sergeants at law
In Westminster Hall a royal warrant directs the Court of Common Pleas to allow all counsel learned in the law to practise during Term, ending the monopoly of the Sergeants at Law. Existing sergeants retain rank and privileges only for cases already held, not for future appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehacrick Issi
William LV., &c. &c
Westminster Hall
Com Mon Pleas
Court of Common Leas
N.C. Tindal
Court of Common Pleas
Royel
Westminster
Ile Miajesty
Court of Common
Lendtus
Bath Races and Thosands Guineas betting notes
The Bath meetings saw wins by Muley s owner Mr Ley in Lansdowne stakes and Nike by Bayly in the Ladies Cup. Alt Martyn's Contriver claimed the Bath Handicap and Swing won Doddington Park Stakes. In the York Stakes Jack Far beat two rivals, while Tattersall’s yesterday generated keen Derby betting with Viator Glencoe Bentley among contenders and closing prices showing varied odds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Mr. Ley
Muley
Mr. Bayly
Nike
Alt. Martyn
Colonel Ubarrities
Swing
Mr. Powell
IMO Tholsand Guinens Svaris
Rosanne
Shelalah
Hate
Bentlay
Glencoe
Delirium the Gans
Famine SP. Leghr
Lord Slige - Sran
Cotillon
Louisa
Agat Rosalie
Markets Report From Tins Day Trade and Smithfield Prices
Wheat arrivals improved with Monday prices fully supported and spring corn in short supply amid brisk demand. Beef and mutton prices ranged with beef 3s 10d to 4s per stone and prime downs mutton 4s 1od to 4s 0d, calves 4s 6d to 5s per stone, porkers 5s to 4d. Lambs 5s to 6s 4d. cattle numbers listed with beasts 541 sheep 7,130 pigs 310 and calves noted. Coal exchange reports extensive arrivals and steady prices with Wallsend at 21s to 21s 6d and other coal sorts 4s to 20s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallsend
Stormy Ship News and Paris Uprising Reflections
Lloyds ship summary notes arrivals and sailings including Charles Kerr Bombay Theodosia Mauritius Nuancy New York and more with wind NE and light breezes. A collision of London London trade reports, a fatal colliery explosion near Wednesbury, and Paris disturbances with court seizures and reflections on gin fuelled insanity from Hanwell asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyds
Charles Kerr
Brodie
Bombay
Theodosia
Mauritius
Nuancy
Rogers
New York
Grace
Antigua
Princess Victoria
Demerara
Advance
Balls
Trieste
Portsmouin
London
Plymouth
Fly
Soper
Lisbon
Farmovin
Apri
Kerzia
Law
Cadiz
Racehorse
South America
Buistol
Weasley
Wilkin
Onega
Carnie
Avian
Biene
Rubarth
Stralsund
Liverroor
Hunt
Arnic
Miller
Memel
Agerpers
Jeng Duan
Coney
Copenhagen
Newfoundland
Elizabeth
Falmouth
Hingdove
Newcastle
Oporto
Larmouth
Mononegahela
Philadelphia
North Channel
Liverpool
Hobb's Hole
Wednesbury
Thomas Lowe
Henry Smith
Wolverhampton
Paris
Court of Peers
Council Chamber
Procureur General
Tribune
Echo
Procureur
Diddlesex Lunatic Asylum
Hanwell
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Erith
Edinburgh
Glasgow
St. Katharine Dock
Tower
Leith
Royal William
The
Royal Adelaide
Blossoms Inn
Lawrence-lane
Cheapside
Haymarket
Joseph Adans
Emoval
Metz
Gerrard-street
Soho
Regent-street
Portman-place
Ing
Hanover-square
Mr. Moscheles
Caradori Allan
Madame Stockhausen
W. Kuyvett
Miss Mass
Moschelen
Chester Place
Regent’s Park
Thames Tunnel
Wapping
Rotherhithe
James Birkett
Waslbrook-buildings
United Kingdom Life Assurances Company
Waterloo-place
Pall-mall
J.C. C. Boyd
Eather
Leadenbhall
Guildhall
Guildling
Francis B. Hookey
Trnepr
Eneral Annuity Endowment Association
Old Broad-street
City
CemomrenYy
CemomrenYy . Pvniupnewlytimicable Society
Perpetual Assurance Office
Sergeant’s Inn
Fleet-street
Thos. Galloway
Spital
Milend
London Tavern
Bishopsgate-street
the D
John Hele
Samuel Levy
Jobo Salmon
TE Judah Coban
Hackney Solomon Davis
M. A.goldsmid
F. H. Goldsmid
Ake
Sussex
Helbert
Igane Levi
Treas Aaron Joseph
Jun
Ards
Hart
Alan Joseph
Z. A. Jessel
J. M. Levy
Almon
Fan
Gonn
John Salmon
Botoph Lane
Lower Thames-Street
L. Salomons
Rtists’ Benevolent Fund
Freemasons’ Hall
Matthew White Ridley
William Harvey
H. Pelisades Kerr
Elr
S. L. Hayes Petit
F.R.S. Erskine Perry
Alexander Rainy
R. R. Reinagle
R.A. Sydney Smirke
T. Field Savory
Thomas Webster
Henry Wilkinson
Elliot Yorke
Marquis of
Bredal
Lord Milton
Charle Lett Thomson
John Burnet
Henry Bobn
Stephen P. Denning
Enliotsen
E. L. Eastlake
R John S. Froude
Phil. Hardwicke
George Harrison
Frederick G. Harding
Megans
Grosvenor Square
Mount-street
John Martin
Ondon and
Birmingham Rail
C.4 Way
London and Birmingham Railway Company
Messrs. Gly Company
Cornhill
Birmingham
Messrs. Moillie Birmingham Banking Company
Bank of Liverpool
Manchester
Messra. B, Heywood and Co
Bank of Afangheater
Smith
Moillier
Wee Isaac Solly
J. F. Ledsam
Dep. Chateen
Bee Sfay M
Naval and Military Gazette
Lord Rodney
Nundy
East India Company
Howard Douglas
Lawrence Halsted
K.C.B
Strand
Ourier Nore Ee
Aylesbury
Buckingham
Essas
Daniel Smith and Son
George Inn
Whitchurch
W. Bowler
Inne
Buckingham, &c
the Mart
Arthur Clarke
Bishopsgate
Oxfordshire
Reading
Henlad Wallingford
Ee Paes Deessrs
Daniel Smith
Tom
Woodlands
Wyfold
Henley
Wyfold Court Farm
Withey
Heading
Boar and Crown Inns
Red Lion
Healey
Angel
Oxford
Lamb
Wallingford
Mart
Wm. Lee
Lincoln’s Innfields
Pallmall
Windsor
Surrey
Oaks
Brighton Road
Carshalton
Sutton
Executrix
L’rivate
Arrow Hedges
J. W. St. Quintin
Brighton
Epsom
Epsom, &c
Messrs. Whitmore, Roumieu, Burnett, and Walters
Lincoln’s Inn
Waterloo Place
Pall Mall
T'walve
Mortlake
Mintin
Putney
Richmond, &c
Messrs
Handley and Durant
Gray’s-inn-square
Pallmmal
Messie
Smith and Bailey, Solicitors
Basinghall-street
Bure
Hampshire
Christchurch
Christchurch Bay
Stuart de Rothsay
George Rose
Needles
Isle of Wight
New Forest
Lyndhurst
Lymington
Southampton
Chastchurch
John Davies
Davonshire-square
Dsnel Smith and Son
Wilberforce
Highwood-hill
Middlesex
Wm. Wilberforce
Hendon
George Stephen, Esq
King’s Arms-yard
Coleman-street
Messrs. Smith
Berks
Buckhurst
Virginia Water
Windsor Great Paresses
Ralfe and Fletcher
Tilt
Parliamentary Busin«S
Drury-Lane Theatre
Brighton Gazette
Sporting
Tattersall's
Ship News